Customer Reviews

Zobmondo!! You Gotta Be Kidding - The Crazy Game of "Would You Rather" for Kids

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(10)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(5)

 

 

I bought this for my nine year old son, because he's always asking us "Woulda Rather" this or that. So I thought he would enjoy exploring the different scenarios. It was fun the first couple times we played, but the game board is made in such a way that the games are very short, (like 10 minutes or so). So we found ourselves starting over several times. The premise of the game is pretty well thought out, it makes young people think and offers a lot of variety. Its not boring,that's for sure, and would be great for a child with ADD, because you are not roped into doing anything for long period of time. The questions do get repetitive after a couple games though. The chili pepper ads great fun to the game, playing music and amusing noises. Would recomend for younger children, 9 and under with short attention span.

We bought this game because the adult version received such great reviews. The premise of this game is fun, but some of the options given were just a little more than I could handle. For example one question read, "Would you rather drink the spit coming out of a dog's mouth or eat the dog's food at the same time he is eating it." Another example, "Would you rather drink the liquid dripping out of a garbage bag or chew on a crunchy hairball found under your couch." By the end of the game I was thoroughly nausated.

Pros: Game moved face. Challenges were a fun feature. Some questions were thought provoking and others were funny. Good for ages 7 and up.

Cons: Even my college kid was grossed out. There was no way to separate out the more disgusting questions.

Would You Rather was great fun with or without the playing board. This game is very mind stimulating and promotes creativity regardless of your age. It provides hours of fun and laughter.

So far my daughter has really enjoyed this game and I have too. I like it because it opens the door for interesting conversation and, unlike some interminable games, the play is straightforward and brisk. The challenges are fun the choices are good and silly and, although I don't know what the point of the red chili pepper is, the kids love to play it.

I bought this game for my 7 year old niece and we had a blast with it. Not only was it a hoot just asking each other the questions, but it was good for her to rationalize her answers, therefore I thought it was a very educational game and very entertaining. She and I both loved it.

This game can be played by ages four and up, but mostly boys will appreciate the gross humor of the ultimatums listed inside. Players must choose between two less than desirable alternatives listed on a card and then guess what other players chose. After playing this game twice, my boys were bored with it. Interactive games and thinking games are much more interesting for my family.

We had so much fun playing it together - both kids and grown ups. Of course, it's a little gross, but it made the kids laugh and gave us great family time.

This is a cute game and my seven year old loved it. I would say the cut off is probably 12 years old, anything above that the game becomes boring quickly. The younger kids had a great time with it though.

The game was fun, but you need at least three people to play. The red pepper in the box never worked, changed the batteries but that didn't work. Leaves out part of the game without the red pepper. Fun game to play though.

Played the game with my 10 & 7 yr. old daughters, it was entertaining and fun! My kids loved it, I liked it because the game is pretty quick so its a great before bedtime game to play with the kids.